How fasr should we go with responsive design?

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Some website change every pixel your website becomes bigger or smaller. That is a choice.

But when you think logical, you not really need that. Look at Facebook, their website is not responsive till the end, and it goes in steps.

What is your opinion, how far should you go?

My thoughts are.to do the following steps:

1.200px / 1.000px / 800px / Mobile design

It not want to go wider than 1.200 px so I can have commercial space next to it
#design #fasr #responsive
  • Profile picture of the author yasar
    facebook has a seperate domain for mobile and tablet, when user enter a facebook.com in our mobile its automatically goes to m.facebook

    you can set any size of pixel to responsive its depend upon your requirement
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  • Profile picture of the author waynmeyer
    I personally like to make a very responsive website, i normally use break points for mobiles, tablets and then notebooks or desktops. Normally i don't need any other break points.

    IMO i feel that the experience you deliver to your end users should be the best possible experience so that they return or convert, thus i make sure every element is legible on all devices no matter the size.

    One should never have to zoom on a mobile to see something, in fact i set my header to disable zoom because i dont want my inputs to autozoom on iphone when typing

    Hope this helps and let me know if you need the break points i use in mobile stylesheets.
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    • Profile picture of the author allegandro
      Originally Posted by yasar View Post

      facebook has a seperate domain for mobile and tablet, when user enter a facebook.com in our mobile its automatically goes to m.facebook

      you can set any size of pixel to responsive its depend upon your requirement
      That is what we are planning to, because a mobile website asks a lot of different requirements. One of them is the speed of the network, on a mobile website you not want to load too much.

      Originally Posted by waynmeyer View Post

      I personally like to make a very responsive website, i normally use break points for mobiles, tablets and then notebooks or desktops. Normally i don't need any other break points.

      IMO i feel that the experience you deliver to your end users should be the best possible experience so that they return or convert, thus i make sure every element is legible on all devices no matter the size.

      One should never have to zoom on a mobile to see something, in fact i set my header to disable zoom because i dont want my inputs to autozoom on iphone when typing

      Hope this helps and let me know if you need the break points i use in mobile stylesheets.
      Thanks for the feedback, it will help me in building it in to a better website.
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